Belfast Telegraph - 2018-10-24

• GUY MARTIN: I DECIDED TO QUIT BIKE RACING AS I LAY IN A BELFAST HOSPITAL WITH A BROKEN BACK
• What NI women can learn from the French... meet the mum spilling their lifestyle secrets
• SHANKILL BOMB PLEA MEMORIAL SERVICE IS TOLD: WE NEED OUR POLITICIAN­S TO LEAD
• COMMONS VOTES FOR NI ABORTION REFORM BUT LABOUR MP’S BILL UNLIKELY TO SUCCEED
• MRSA LINK TO BABY DEATH TRUST BIDS TO REASSURE BELFAST MATERNITY PATIENTS
• New op centres set to cut waiting lists
• I’m taking a stand for pet owners: woman seeks compensati­on for pedigree cat shot in the face
• I authorised a leak of emails to protect DUP Spad: Hamilton
• ‘I was kept in the dark about RHI... it was a runaway train and we needed to stop it’
• Row over mystery SF power broker ‘O Muilleoir went cap in hand to’
• Politician­s urged to move forward as a tribute to Shankill bombing victims
• Paramilita­rism continues in Stormont vacuum
• Bill to make NI abortions legal passes first hurdle in Commons
• Probe of Troubles killings by Army ‘political’: Collins
• DUP hits back at SF leader’s ‘wee statelet’comment
• Lucky to be alive: teen (14) attacked with a hammer and knuckledus­ter
• Please come home: sister’s emotional message to missing man
• Jail for raid on blind OAP’s home
• Thai chicken and basil sizzle
• IT HAPPENED TODAY
• Obstetrics cases to the fore as local NHS bill for negligence payouts hits £35m in past year
• Massive NI crackdown on imported medicines
• World record breaker Ben’s selfless feats for charity win him top award
• Man who stood in road caused crash that killed car passenger, court told
• Funeral for killer who shot former partner
• Unseen clips of Eric and Ernie to air at Christmas
• Thomas Woodrow Wilson
• Three Runwood care homes get clearance to admit new residents
• Khashoggi body parts reports disturbing: Downing Street aide
• There has never been better time to remember contributi­on the Herzog family made to Belfast
• Backlog swells amid political stagnation
• Of course, the police must be allowed to follow the evidence wherever it takes them ... but our understand­ing of the Troubles will be all the poorer because of the scuppering of the Boston College project
• Why we still love Britney’s smash hit... one more time
• Bank of England urges NI people to have their say on the economy next month
• Pace of growth slows over summer for our smaller constructi­on firms
• Forget Trump’s nonsense, US wants to do business: Philadelph­ia Mayor
• Brexit plans must begin now before it’s too late, says law firm
• Dairy farmers agree merger of LacPatrick and Lakeland co-ops
• Justice Kavanaugh’s reputation could be unjustly tainted because the mob didn’t get its own way
• We won’t celebrate moment unionists secured ‘their wee statelet’: McDonald
• CROSSWORD
• Eight Ulster players get the nod for World finals
• This week’s fixtures
• Hickman excited as UGP dates announced
• Baxter hails Crues’ resolve as Glackin has decisive say
• Larne send out message against top-flight Ards
• Bradley double edges Coleraine into semis
• Friel marks perfect ton as Braidmen ease through
• Klopp urges Pool to prove they can hit higher level
• Young Boys keep cool heads to grab first point with spot-kick
• We need better players but are doing
• Our best with what we have: Jose
• FULL REPORTS: Pages 45-47

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